Making a Londinium Hood

Follow along as I make a Londinium Hood! This is an accessory to my ongoing medieval costume project.
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Pattern:
Londinium Hood pattern by Opus Elenae (@opuselenae)
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Lonidium Hood Dagging Expansion by Opus Elenae (@opuselenae)
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Materials:
Wool felt purchased from ebay
Mystery poly-blend purchased from ebay, overdyed with onion skins
Linen thread from burnleyandtrow...
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Attributions:
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Title Card:
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Photo by Anton Atanasov
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Logo designed and drawn by A.R. Gergler
Background Music:
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Music: Medieval Chateau (loop) by Alexander Nakarada (www.creatorchords.com)
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Music: One Bard Band by Alexander Nakarada (www.creatorchords.com)
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Music: Tranquil Fields (Peaceful - Loop Ready) by Alexander Nakarada (www.creatorchords.com)
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Transition Video:
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Fallen Leaves on the Ground by James Cheney
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End Screen:
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Photo by Anton Atanasov
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[@Dedicatedfollower467]

i watched this whole playlist today! really very enjoyable. i'm thinking of starting a medieval outfit project very similar to this some time soon, and it's very cool to see someone else's process!

[@barrowswights801]

Thanks for watching! Good luck on your project!

[@ericaeschenbacher4921]

Well done! The hand dyed lining contrasted beautifully with the wool . Nice choice for escutcheon trim ( what a tongue twister word😹) Im inspired to make a Jersey knit or a quilted version for non renfair wear maybe 😸

[@moonbasket]

Great work! I love the dagging. I should really make one of these. I tried drafting my own a few years ago and it just didnt fit my melon head very well. 😅

[@FirnMamaMakes]

👏👏👏

[@1aliveandwell]

Wonder what uses the "tail" may have been. Like your handwarmers, did you make them(starting at thumb?) ? The hood looks practical and well as nice !

[@GaraksApprentice]

As far as dress historians have worked out, the liripipe was mostly a status symbol - a way of saying "I have so much money that I can afford to *waste fabric* by putting a useless tail on my hood". Though there's also records of different games played with hoods, usually with a knot tied in the liripipes.